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> PT30S4Q8: "The argument presumes that no other evidence ... .
> PT47S1Q8 is your argument fails therefore the opposite of ...
> PT51S1Q15 is your argument fails therefore the opposite of ... get a good variety of flaws.
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"the argument fails to consider that bees ... a 'common' type. It's basically stating that the argument is ... the person making the argument is assuming that they have ...
PT30S4Q8: "The argument presumes that no other evidence ...
... the 15 or so typical flaws made in arguments. You need ... of flaw is, start drilling flaws. How does it appear in ... become more critical of the argument while you read by drawing ... then all the others. Understanding flaws and premise/conclusion structure will ...
... do is notice the flaws and jumps the argument makes. For example ... you can notice that the argument goes from correlation to causation ... , some LSAT stimulus have two flaws, so if you try to ...
... hard and fast rule. An argument with a strong conclusion will ... .
Here's a common example used to illustrate the ... have a thousand dollars, our argument still stands. On the other ... 3%) doesn't touch our argument, which is only concerned about ...
... for all questions. Not just flaws but see what the structure ... choices are. Example of structure: argument by analogy; correlation-causation; phenomenon ...
... , if the flaw in the argument is circular reasoning, and one ... for other flaw question, and flaws repeat across tests, so this ... better grasp of how certain flaws look in practice.
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For flaw questions, memorizing the common flaw types and attempting to ... lay eyes on how the argument form appears on the LSAT ... if you have the valid argument forms memorized and are good ... wreck the conclusion for the argument?
Yeah, there's a list of all the common valid argument forms in the CC as well. Half are in validity, and the other half are in some and most relationship lessons. I think just doing more of them, and making your own list will be the most helpful.
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Also write out an analogous argument. If you can do this ... you actually understand the argument.
Also study flaws, and make a ... ones that pop up. knowing flaws and valid forms often can ... can be lacking from the argument
... helps justify" is the most common type of PSA question stem ... be sufficient to make the argument completely valid.Remember validity means ... answer choices that make the argument valid, however, the wording ... focus in on what the argument is concluding and find ...
... , putting forth a proposal, valid argument forms, using an example, cause ... anticipation. There's often multiple flaws or multiple ways to describe ...
... take that understanding of the argument and eliminate another choice. ... that understanding of the argument and eliminate the last ... alternative hypothesis, thus weakens the argument
Reads 11+: watch ... , what are the possible flaws here? What is a ...
... how to do them. Recognize common question stems. Can easily break ... stimulus into premises/conclusion. Have commonflaws memorized. Very comfortable and quick ...
... > I categorized each valid argument form into **3 groups**, based ... is ‘related’ to their respective argument form (all, some, most ... deals with **A** being the **common variable** between **B & C ... ; C have outside of this argument/world.
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... the assumptions within the argument. This begs the further ... common: an assumption. But how that assumption functions within the argument ... see in our original argument. All of these ... question contain some type of argument form: phenomena/hypothesis etc ...
And there are a lot of common structures ... Frankenstein of a 3 paragraph argument they've created. In passages ... find clearly the author's argument, a useful crutch can ... passage solely for structure and argument is that it leads you ...
... the trainer really helpful with flaws and also NA questions because ... related. From what I understand flaws are NAs. For example ... is exposed it destroys the argument much the same as a ... for the validity of the argument. Hence flaws are necessary assumptions. The ...